SAYON
A voice-to-report progressive web app / iOS app for licensed Australian timber pest and termite inspectors. Technicians speak their inspection findings, and Sayon turns the dictated transcript into a structured, standards-referenced inspection report (AS 3660.2 / AS 4349.3) ready for review and PDF export.
This repository hosts the web build (served via GitHub Pages) that also forms the basis of the native iOS app, built with Capacitor.
index.html — the app's markupcss/app.css — the app's stylesjs/app.js — the app's logic (a plain script, no build step)css/quote.css, js/quote.js — the Quote screen (treatment quotes built from an inspection report); loaded after app.css / app.jssupabase/report-photos.sql — creates the private report-photos Storage bucket and its access rules; run once in the Supabase SQL Editorprivacy.html — Privacy Policy (draft, not yet legally reviewed)terms.html — Terms of Service (draft, not yet legally reviewed)manifest.json, service-worker.js, icon-*.png — PWA support files
This project was previously named TermAI / TermiteAI.
Merging vs deploying
Merging and deploying are separate steps.
To deploy, only after the owner has reviewed the diff and said "deploy":
- Open a pull request from
main into live. Its "Files changed" tab shows exactly what will go live.
- The owner merges it. The site updates a minute or two later.
live should only ever move forward to a commit already on main; never commit to live directly.
Preview links (Netlify)
Netlify builds a throwaway copy of every pull request and branch, for trying changes on a phone before saying "deploy". It never publishes the real site (see netlify.toml).
The Cloudflare Worker (worker/) and Stripe/Supabase settings are never deployed by merging. Each is changed by hand, only after an explicit "deploy".
